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Here at Johnson Elite Orthodontics, we are committed to providing the best possible care to each of our guests. One of the ways we can do this is through the Damon™ braces system. This system allows us to provide braces or clear braces that are more comfortable and effective to straighten your teeth and correct your bite. To find out more about the Damon braces system in Salt Lake City and South Jordan, Utah, and make an appointment with our orthodontist, Dr. Spencer Johnson, contact our office today!

The Damon braces system utilizes innovative self-ligating technology, which means that the brackets hold the wire without the need for elastic ties. This design results in reduced friction and allows for easier and more efficient tooth movement. As a result, many patients experience a more comfortable treatment process and shorter overall treatment times compared to traditional braces.

One of the key benefits of the Damon system includes its ability to achieve faster results. Patients often require fewer adjustments and office visits, which translates to a more convenient experience. The system’s design also promotes improved oral hygiene, as the absence of elastic ties reduces places where plaque can accumulate. This makes it easier for patients to maintain healthy teeth and gums throughout their orthodontic journey.

The Damon braces system is effective for a wide range of orthodontic issues, including:

  • Crowding: When teeth do not have enough space to align properly.
  • Spacing: Gaps between teeth that can lead to misalignment.
  • Bite issues: Such as overbites, underbites and crossbites.

Patients can choose between traditional metal brackets and clear brackets, allowing for a more personalized and discreet treatment option. The clear brackets provide an aesthetic advantage while still delivering effective results.

FAQ

What are Damon braces, and how do they differ from traditional braces?

Damon braces are a type of self-ligating orthodontic system that uses brackets and wires designed to reduce friction and allow for more efficient tooth movement. Unlike traditional braces, which require elastic bands to hold the wire in place, Damon braces feature a sliding mechanism that eliminates the need for these bands. This design leads to a more comfortable experience and often shorter treatment times.

Are Damon braces suitable for all age groups?

Yes, Damon braces can be used for patients of all ages, including children, teens and adults. Their innovative design makes them a versatile option for addressing a wide range of orthodontic issues, such as crowding, spacing and bite misalignments.

How long will treatment with Damon braces take?

The treatment duration with Damon braces typically ranges from 12 to 24 months, depending on the complexity of the individual case. Many patients experience shorter treatment times compared to traditional braces due to the efficient design of the Damon system. We will provide a more accurate estimate based on your specific needs.

Will I experience discomfort with Damon braces?

While some mild discomfort may occur after adjustments, Damon braces are generally designed to be more comfortable than traditional braces. The self-ligating mechanism reduces friction on the teeth, making the overall experience smoother. Over-the-counter pain relievers can help manage any discomfort you may feel.

How often will I need to visit the orthodontist during my treatment?

Patients with Damon braces usually require fewer appointments than those with traditional braces. Generally, visits are scheduled every six to 10 weeks for adjustments. This reduced frequency allows for a more convenient treatment experience while ensuring effective progress toward achieving your desired smile.

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